St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-01
SAINT PAUL MATTERS.
The New System of Guarding the City
Will Be Put Into Effect
To-Day.
Ramsey County Sunday School Workers
Hold Two Sessions Jones
This Afternoon.
The New Rector of Christ Church to
Be Formally Installed
To-Day.
Mr.. Overton Is Granted a Divorce on
the Charge of Adultery--Sat-
urday's Summary.
NEW POLICE SYSTEM.
How the City will BE Protected
Under the New Police Kegula-

now the CITY Will BE projected
Under the New Police Kegula-
tiOns.
The four new police sub-stations will be
opened for business for the first time to-day,
and the recent appointees to the newly
created, commissioned and non-commissioned
offices, will enter upon their new duties. The
entire force is directly under the
command of Chief of Police Clark.
There are four captains, who will
be held personally responsible for tn cir allot-
ted districts; four lieutenants, eight SER
Reants, or rouIdsmen, and the patrolmen,
increased by the twenty-five recruits, whose
commissions date from to-day, number 100.
The city is divided into five police pre-
cincts, namely, the Central, DucaS street,
Margaret street, Rondo street and Union
park.
The central precinct includes the most i'm
portant business portions OF the city. 1t eX-
tends from the river as far back as College
and Pleasant avenues, takes in the upper
levees south Of West Seventh street to the
city limits, and runs as far east as the Third
street railroad yards, following the line of
the Manitoba railway tracks to the Mississippi
street crossing. Capt, John Bresett, senior
captain of the force, will have full
charge of this precinct. Lieut.. ]. d. Morgan
will continue in charge of the central station
during the day time, and Lieut.. Dennis
Murphy will be in charge during the night.
The precinct is divided into two rounds
mems districts. The lower district will be in
charge of Sergt. Philip SchweitZer, and the
upper district in charge of Sergt. John
Zirklebach. Forty-nine patrolmen will
answer roll-call at the central station.
The Ducas street sub-station precinct in
cludes the entire West side. Capt. Thomas
Walsh will have charge of the precinct,
assisted by Sergt Charles Rouleau, who will
be the commanding officer at the station dur
ing the night. The precinct will have eleven
patrolmen.
The Margaret street sub-station includes all
OF Dayton's bluff, Arlington hills and East
st. Paul, east of the central precinct, and
also takes in Acker street, and the districts
north of the railway tracks and east of Como.
Capt William Hauft will have charge of the
precinct and Sergu. John Pendy is detailed
to take charge of the station during the day.
Lieut.. William Dowlan will be the chief Of
icer at night and Sergt. Oluf Larson will
make the rounds The precinct will have
twenty-five patrolmen.
The Rondo street sub-station precinct takes
in the fashionable residence portions of the
city, from Rice street and Pleasant avenue
and north of West Seventh street. Capt. A.
NJ. Lowell is given charge of the precinct.
Sergt. Ernest Boerner will pre-
side at the station during the day, and
Lieut.. Henry Bahe and Sergt p. l.. Getchel
will be in Chicago at night. This precinct
will also have twenty-five patrolmen, two of
whom will be mounted.
The Union park sub. station precinct, will
include all the suburban residence portions
of Union, Merriam, st. Anthony and Macales-
ter parks, Hamline, Warrendale and Como.
The precinct will be in charge of Sergt.
William Budy ana six mounted police.